Penang City Walk Tips: Don’t get up early, avoid the scorching sun, and easily check in the highlights of the city

Penang is a small town that is very suitable for city walk. [Tongue]

I arrived in Penang in the afternoon, [Helpless] and left on the morning of the third day, so strictly speaking I spent a whole day in Penang.

The following City Walk routes are the highlights we selected, and you don’t have to get up early‼ ️Won't be too tiring‼ ️You can stay indoors during the sunbathing at noon [Loupe] and you can see the panoramic view of Penang from Penang Hill in the evening ~ [Onlooker]

We set out from the East Hotel in the morning. The first leg was to take a taxi to the Clan Bridge (this location is a little far from the hotel). We planned to take a taxi there first and then walk back after shopping.

‼ ️The whole route is: Dongjia Hotel - Clan Bridge - Mural Street - Love Lane - Penang Overseas Chinese Museum - Penang Hill

Most of the attractions in Penang are colorful [Cute] and free, you can find a check-in point on the roadside. [Tiptop]

·Penang Overseas Chinese Museum is 25RM (equivalent to about 41 yuan, this is the filming location of the TV series "Little Nyonya", there are many old Nanyang style items, it is very worth visiting) [Congratulate][Congratulate]

·Penang Hill is 30RM for ordinary and 80RM for fast ([Idea][Idea]I think ordinary is fine. When we went there, it was the holiday for local Malay students. We waited in line for a while, but because I was chatting with a Malaysian sister, I felt that time passed faster).

On the way back, we visited a street that was very similar to Chaoshan. I have forgotten the name, but I clearly remember that it seemed to sell things for funerals [Panic][Panic]. The street was still bustling at night, and we had a very filling Chaoshan meal there. [Spoof]

Post by Thompson_Ava_6 | Mar 5, 2025